Glossary
247 terms
Terms starting with "G"
247 terms
G.N.M. Tyrrell
A British psychical researcher (1879-1952) and president of the Society for Psychical Research, best known for his 1943 study 'Apparitions', which analyzed reports of ghosts and apparitions.
Gaia Hypothesis
Scientist James Lovelock's 1970s theory that Earth works as a single self-regulating living system. It is often linked to the animist view that everything in nature has spirit.
Gail Hayssen
A psychic practitioner and participant in parapsychological experiments, recognized for exploring shamanistic cultures globally and receiving an honorary doctorate from Mongolia.
Gain of Function
Refers to research that improves the pathogenicity or transmissibility of viruses, raising ethical concerns and questions regarding its role in public health.
Galactic center
The rotational center of the Milky Way galaxy, often associated with spiritual significance in various traditions, serving as a source of influence and energy.
Galactic Federation
An alliance of extraterrestrial civilizations that former Israeli space security head Haim Eshed claimed in 2020 has a secret cooperation agreement with the U.S. and Israel.
Ganzfeld Experiment
A parapsychology protocol that tests telepathy or ESP under mild sensory deprivation. Research using it suggests that selected, experienced subjects outperform unselected participants.
Ganzfeld Protocol
An experimental setup in parapsychology designed to test for telepathy or other psychic abilities by creating a sensory isolation environment for participants.
Garabandal
A village in northern Spain where four girls reported apparitions of the Virgin Mary from 1961 to 1965. The visions include a prophesied 'Warning' or 'illumination of conscience', when everyone would...
Garden of Eden
A biblical paradise where, according to Genesis, the first humans, Adam and Eve, lived and were deceived by the serpent, leading to humanity's fall from grace.
Gargoyle
A mythical creature often depicted as a grotesque stone figure, typically associated with architecture but also reported in sightings as unexplained entities.
Garry Nolan
Immunologist and professor at Stanford University known for his research on UAPs and advocating for scientific investigation of unidentified phenomena.
Gary Heseltine
A British UFO researcher, former police officer, and author known for his work on the Rendlesham Forest incident, particularly his focus on eyewitness testimony and the implications of military involv...
Gary Leggiere
An independent researcher and proponent of the extraterrestrial theory regarding the Face on Mars, known for his extensive investigations and public discussions on the topic.
Gary McKinnon
A Scottish hacker known for illegally accessing U.S. military and government websites in the early 2000s, claiming to search for evidence of UFOs and extraterrestrial technology.
Gary Nolan
A professor at Stanford University known for his work in the field of UAPs and has recently gained attention for his views on the implications of extraterrestrial phenomena.
Gary Schwartz
Professor emeritus at the University of Arizona known for laboratory studies of mediums and afterlife research. He is reportedly developing technology for spirit communication.
Gary Wayne
Canadian author of 'The Genesis 6 Conspiracy' (2014), who argues that fallen angels and their Nephilim offspring are behind secret societies and a long-running plan to deceive humanity.
GATE Program Conspiracy
A theory claiming that school Gifted and Talented Education programs were used to identify children with psychic or telepathic abilities for government research.
GATE programs
Gifted and Talented Education programs in the U.S. designed to identify children with advanced cognitive abilities, often leading to specialized education and training, sometimes involving covert oper...
Gateway Experience
A series of audio exercises created by the Monroe Institute that aims to enhance consciousness exploration and can generate altered states of awareness through sound.
Gateway Process
A classified 1983 document by the U.S. military that outlines techniques for altering consciousness, including methods for achieving out-of-body experiences.
Gebofal
A ritual sequence the angels gave Dee and Kelley for opening the 49 'gates' of a mystical text, intended to produce a book of spiritual knowledge. Dee and Kelley never finished it, and modern occultis...
Gematria
The practice of assigning number values to letters so that hidden meanings can be read in names and sacred texts. It is used here to decode figures like 365, 153, and 666.
General McCasland
A retired Air Force officer known for his work in intelligence and aerospace, who has been linked to mysterious disappearances of UFO scientists.
General Resonance Theory of Consciousness
A theory proposed by Tamlyn Hunt and Jonathan Schooler, positing that all entities resonate and have a fundamental awareness, enabling the emergence of higher consciousness through shared electromagne...
General Resonance Theory of Consciousness (GRT)
A theory developed by Tam Hunt and Jonathan Schooler at UC Santa Barbara around 2019. It proposes that consciousness arises when vibrating entities, each with a small amount of awareness, sync into sh...
General Semantics
A discipline developed by Korzybski in the 1930s that trains people to recognize how language and perception abstract from reality. It aims to reduce confusion between words and the things they descri...
General Stubblebine
An influential military figure known for his promotion of the use of psychic phenomena within the U.S. Army during the Cold War.
Genesis 6 Conspiracy
A theory popularized by Gary Wayne's book and website of the same name. It claims Nephilim bloodlines survived the Flood and have secretly shaped history through secret societies and elite power struc...
genetic mutations
Changes in the DNA sequence of organisms, some of which were reported to have occurred in local flora and fauna following the Tunguska event due to environmental changes.
Genius loci
In Roman mythology, a genius loci is the protective spirit of a place, often associated with specific landscapes, buildings, or environments. It is believed that one can establish a connection with th...
Genkai Nuclear Plant Incident
A reported event involving mysterious aerial objects appearing over Japan's Genkai Nuclear Plant, raising concerns about UFOs near sensitive sites.
Genomic Stacking
Bush's claim that unresolved trauma builds up epigenetically across generations, causes the most disease in the fourth generation, and then becomes permanently encoded in sperm or egg DNA.
Geocosmic
Referring to the relationship between the earth and the cosmos, often encompassing theories about ancient knowledge and architecture aligned with celestial events.
geocosmic impacts
The theory that large celestial bodies, such as asteroids or comets, have collided with Earth, causing significant geological and biological consequences, including floods and mass extinction events.
GeocosmicREX
GeocosmicREX is an online community or platform focused on exploring and discussing topics related to geophysical influences on Earth, including solar activity and its impacts.
Geodesic Dome
A spherical structure made from a network of triangles that distribute stress evenly, popularized by architect Buckminster Fuller, which exemplifies efficiency and the principles of sacred geometry.
Geoffrey Drumm
An independent researcher and author known for his studies on ancient Egyptian technology, particularly theories on the chemical functions of pyramids. He began his research in 2012.
Geographic Psychic Trauma (GPT)
A phenomenon where locations or objects carry residual energy from traumatic incidents, enabling the manifested spirits to interact meaningfully with the living, rather than just haunting passively.
Geological formations
Structures formed by natural geological processes, such as erosion and sediment deposition, which can provide insights into Earth's climatic and environmental history.
Geological structure
A natural formation resulting from geological processes, often studied to determine the history and composition of the Earth.
Geomagnetic Excursion
A temporary period when the Earth's magnetic field significantly weakens and changes direction; can have implications for climate and biological systems.
Geomantic divination
An ancient divination technique that interprets markings made on the ground or patterns created by tossing objects, often used to understand future events and personal inquiries.
Geometric complexes
Large-scale, geometrically designed earthworks found in various regions, often speculated to have served astronomical or ceremonial purposes.
Geometric passageways
Architectural features characterized by intricate angling and shapes, believed to hold significance in both ancient engineering and esoteric meanings.
Geometry of reality
A concept proposing that mathematical structures and patterns underpin the fundamental nature of existence and conscious experience.
Geomorphology
The study of landforms and the processes that shape them, crucial for understanding the effects of historical climatic events, such as floods and glaciation.
Geomythology
A field of study that investigates the links between geological events, such as floods and volcanic eruptions, and mythological stories across cultures.
Geopathic Stress
The disputed idea that natural earth energies or underground water lines can disturb living spaces and harm health; practitioners claim to detect and neutralize it, often by dowsing.
Geophysical Archaeology
A sub-discipline of archaeology that utilizes non-invasive techniques to explore and interpret subsurface archaeological features, often using methods such as radar and magnetometry.
Geopolitical Chaos
A term used to describe instability in global politics, often resulting from conflicts, economic crises, and shifts in power dynamics between nations.
Geopolitical Landscape
The global configuration of political power influenced by geographical factors, historical relationships, and current events affecting nation-states.
Geopolitical Strategy
The strategy used by nations to influence other countries' policies, economies, and alliances, often involving economic assistance or coercion to achieve foreign policy objectives.
George Bromley
A 19th-century Bohemian Club figure called 'Uncle George.' Bermas identifies him as the club's high priest, who brought Eastern mystic practices to the club and introduced the owl as its emblem.
George Chapman
A British former firefighter and spiritual healer who claimed that the deceased eye surgeon Dr. William Lang worked through him. He practiced spirit healing for about six decades until his death in 20...
George Gurdjieff
An early 20th-century Greco-Armenian mystic and teacher of the 'Fourth Way.' He wrote the ballet 'The Struggle of the Magicians,' which depicts a conflict between a white and a black magician.
George Haas
An author and researcher known for his work on Mars, particularly his claims regarding ancient structures on the planet, including his book 'The Great Architects of Mars'.
George Knapp
An investigative journalist known for his work on UFOs and the paranormal, particularly for reporting on Bob Lazar and his claims about Area 51.
George Pellew Case
Late-1800s mediumship case in which Richard Hodgson of the Society for Psychical Research studied alleged communications from the deceased lawyer George Pellew through Boston medium Leonora Piper. Pel...
George Van Tassel
Aircraft engineer and 1950s contactee who claimed a being named Solganda visited him at Giant Rock in 1953. He founded the Giant Rock Spacecraft Convention, which drew about 11,000 attendees by the la...
George Wheeler
A veteran Elmwood, Wisconsin, relief police officer and WWII pilot who reported being struck by a UFO's blue flash on April 22, 1976. He suffered unexplained illness afterward and died within six mont...
Georgia Guidestones
A granite monument in Georgia, erected in 1980, inscribed with ten guidelines in several languages that some claim contain esoteric wisdom about maintaining humanity under certain controversial princi...
Geoscientific technology
Theoretical technological advancements related to geology that may have existed in the past, potentially used for construction, agriculture, or navigation.
Gerard Croiset
Famous Dutch clairvoyant (1909-1980) known for psychic detective work. In a 1976 Japanese TV production, he reportedly located a missing person's body in a lake.
Germ Theory
A widely accepted scientific theory that claims microorganisms cause disease, but is questioned in this episode for its validity and implications.
German New Medicine
A system developed by Ryke Geerd Hamer in the 1980s claiming that diseases, including cancer, arise from specific emotional shocks that map to particular organs. It is widely rejected by medical autho...
Gershom Scholem
An Israeli scholar (1897-1982) who founded the modern academic study of Kabbalah and wrote the major biography 'Sabbatai Sevi: The Mystical Messiah.'
Ggantija Temples
Ancient megalithic temples located on Gozo Island, Malta, believed to be among the oldest free-standing structures in the world, often associated with rituals and spiritual practices.
Ghost
The spirit of a deceased person that is believed to appear or manifest in the physical world, often experienced through sightings, sounds, or interactions.
Ghost Blimp
A Navy blimp that mysteriously appeared in Daly City, California, on August 16, 1942, without any crew aboard, raising questions about its disappearance.
Ghost Dance
A Native American spiritual movement of the late 1880s and 1890s that prophesied renewal for Indigenous peoples. It was studied by ethnologist James Mooney and violently suppressed, ending with the Wo...
Ghost Hunting
The practice of investigating locations that are reported to be haunted by ghosts or other supernatural entities, often involving the use of electronic equipment to capture evidence of paranormal acti...
Ghost hunting tools
Equipment used to detect paranormal phenomena, which may include EMF detectors, digital voice recorders, and infrared cameras.
Ghost in the Machine
A philosophical idea suggesting that there is a non-physical element in human consciousness that allows for self-awareness and spiritual navigation, countering external manipulations.
Ghost mirrors
Mirrors that are thought to be portals to the spirit world, sometimes associated with appearances of ghosts or ominous reflections.
Ghost Rockets
A series of unexplained aerial phenomena sightings observed in Scandinavia during the late 1940s, suspected to be advanced missile tests or extraterrestrial technology.
Ghost Satellites
Theoretical satellites that are believed to have been launched prior to the modern space age but are no longer acknowledged, as presented by Dr. Beatriz Villarroel.
Ghost Ship
A vessel found drifting without a living crew, or a phantom ship said to appear after it was lost. Real derelicts like the Baychimo and legendary ones like the Octavius have inspired maritime folklore...
Ghost Tour
A guided tour that explores purportedly haunted locations, often sharing local ghost stories, legends, and paranormal history.
Ghost Town
An abandoned town or village that once had a vibrant community, now typically left deserted due to economic decline or natural disasters.
Ghostly Apparition
A visible spirit or phantom that is believed to be the soul of a deceased person, which may appear to the living in various forms.
Ghostly apparitions
Visible manifestations of spirits or ghosts, typically believed to represent the deceased, that can appear in various forms and are often linked to hauntings.
Giant Bird
A large avian creature mentioned in the podcast, hinting at extraordinary encounters with unexplained beings.
Giant encounters
Folklore and accounts from various cultures reporting sightings and encounters with giant beings, often described as much taller than average humans, particularly in historical texts from the Americas...
Giant Insects
Reports of exceedingly large insects, larger than usual species, causing concern and intrigue among observers, particularly in remote areas.
Giant of Gath
A giant described in the Hebrew Bible (2 Samuel 21) as having six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot, 24 digits in all. Vieira cites him as a key example linking giants with extra digits.
Giant Rock
A seven-story, roughly 6,000-ton freestanding granite boulder in the Mojave Desert. It became a hub of 1950s UFO contactee culture and conventions.
Giant Skeleton Cover-up
The claim that 19th-century newspapers and antiquarians documented unusually tall human skeletons in North American mounds. Proponents say the Smithsonian and other institutions later hid or discarded...
Giant Skeletons
Refers to alleged findings of unusually large human bones in North America, often associated with conspiracy theories suggesting a cover-up by the Smithsonian Institution regarding ancient giants.
Giants
Mythical or historical beings of enormous stature, often referenced in ancient texts and folklore, suggesting a possible existence of giant humans in prehistoric times.
Gifts of the Spirit
Supernatural abilities that Pentecostal and charismatic Christians believe God grants to believers, including prophecy, healing and speaking in tongues.
Gigantism
A condition characterized by the excessive growth of an organism, often proposed in fringe theories to explain the existence of ancient giant species or beings.
Giggle Factor
The ridicule and stigma attached to UFO reports. Stratton alleges the government deliberately fostered it to discourage witnesses and protect the legacy program.
Gilbert Account
A story told by Jacques Vallée about alleged communication with a non-human entity called 'Gilbert' that reportedly took place in a controlled setting.
GIMBAL
A term referring to a classified video released by the Pentagon showing a UFO encounter which demonstrates aerial maneuvers that defy conventional physics.
Girona
A city in Catalonia, Spain, known for its historical sites and connections to various mystical traditions, including ancient Jewish and Christian Kabbalistic practices.
Giza Death Star
A theory posited by researcher Dr. Joseph P. Farrell suggesting that the Great Pyramid of Giza was not merely a tomb but possibly a form of ancient technology harnessing energy.
Giza Plateau
An archaeological site in Egypt home to the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx, often surrounded by myths and theories about its construction and purpose due to the lack of definitive historical records.
Giza Power Plant Theory
Christopher Dunn's hypothesis, first published in 1998, that the Great Pyramid was an energy-generating machine rather than a tomb. In his model, the chambers work together as a pump, a hydrogen gener...
Giza pyramids
A group of ancient monumental structures believed to be built as tombs for pharaohs, specifically Khufu, but whose true purpose is questioned in alternative narratives.
Gizatologist
A term used to describe researchers who focus on the study of the Giza plateau, including its pyramids and associated mysteries, particularly underground structures.
Glacial Lake Agassiz
An ancient glacial lake that existed during the last Ice Age in North America, significant for its massive outflow that contributed to dramatic environmental changes.
Glacial Lake Missoula
A prehistoric glacial lake located in Montana that existed during the last ice age; it catastrophically drained several times, leading to the creation of the Scablands.
Glacial Lake Wisconsin
A former glacial lake in Wisconsin formed by melting glaciers around 12,000 years ago, significant for studying post-glacial environmental changes.
Glacial Outburst Floods
Sudden releases of water from a glacial lake or dam, often resulting in catastrophic flooding downstream, which can dramatically reshape landscapes.
Glacio-fluvial features
Landforms created by the interaction of glacial ice and meltwater, often seen as evidence of past ice ages and glacial dynamics.
Glasnost
A policy introduced by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in the 1980s promoting transparency and openness in government, allowing for increased access to information and discussion of previously taboo t...
Glenn Gaffney
Former senior CIA science and technology official whom Lou Elizondo named in congressional testimony, and whom the hosts identify as the gatekeeper who blocked transfer of a legacy craft in 2009.
Glens and Gorges
Deep valleys and steep-sided ravines formed through erosional processes, often revealing geological history and changes in the landscape.
Glimmer Man
A term describing a cloaked or semi-transparent humanoid figure that has been reported in various sightings, reputed to move quickly and silently.
Glimmerman
A phenomenon collected by the Expanded Perspectives hosts in a book of witness accounts. It involves a shimmering, partially visible humanoid entity.
Glistening Factor
A term used in this context to describe an alleged 97% dormant aspect of human biology thought to connect individuals to the universal consciousness beyond physical limits.
Global Banking Cabal
An alleged secretive network of international bankers and elites said to pull the strings of governments and world events from behind the scenes. Hannum claims it depends on secrecy to operate.
Global broadcasts
The dissemination of information or alerts about UAPs or disclosure events on an international scale, suggesting a worldwide acknowledgment of and response to UFO phenomena.
Global Coherence Event
The idea that large numbers of people meditating or praying at the same moment can shift a shared consciousness field and change the behavior of others, which is the premise of Bush's Origin event.
Global Community Communications Alliance
A UFO-channeling religious community in southern Arizona led by Gabriel of Sedona, who claimed to receive messages from extraterrestrial and celestial beings. It has been accused of operating as a man...
Global Consciousness Project
A long-running experiment that began at Princeton in 1998 and uses a worldwide network of random number generators. It looks for non-random patterns during major events or mass meditations, which supp...
Global Control
The theory that a small group of elite individuals or families, such as the Rothschilds, manipulate global events and economies to maintain their power and influence over nations.
Global cover-up
An allegation that governments or organizations are deliberately concealing evidence or information about significant phenomena, like the existence of extraterrestrial life, from the public.
Global Cult
Icke's term referring to a powerful group that he alleges manipulates global events and controls the populace through media and other institutions.
Global Disclosure
The international movement to reveal information regarding UFOs and UAPs, advocating for transparency from governments around the world.
Global Disclosure Day
An event organized by the New Paradigm Institute aimed at promoting awareness and transparency regarding unidentified flying objects and extraterrestrial phenomena.
Global Elites
A term often used in conspiracy theories to refer to a secretive and powerful group of individuals or organizations that allegedly control global affairs and influence political and economic systems.
Global Initiation
A term used by Dr. Miles Neale to describe collective transformative experiences that humanity is undergoing, characterized by psychological and spiritual rites of passage.
Global Workspace Theory
A scientific theory of consciousness, proposed by Bernard Baars in the 1980s. It holds that conscious awareness arises when information is broadcast to a shared 'workspace' that many brain processes c...
Glossolalia
The technical term for speaking in tongues: fluent-sounding prayer or speech made of sounds with no clear meaning. Practitioners often experience it as the Holy Spirit moving through them.
Glowing fog
A phenomenon described in various UFO encounters, where a fog or mist is reported to emit light, often associated with UFO sightings and alleged alien activity.
Glowing Humanoid
A type of paranormal entity, often described as a humanoid figure emitting a glow, frequently associated with sightings of UFO or extraterrestrial activity.
Glowing Orb
A phenomenon often reported in UFO sightings where an object emits a bright light and appears to change shape or hover, frequently linked to alien encounters.
Glowing orbs
Unexplained luminous spheres often reported in paranormal contexts, associated with UFO sightings, energy fields, or mystical experiences.
Glyphosate
A broad-spectrum systemic herbicide commonly used in agriculture, linked to health concerns and debated regarding its safety and environmental impact.
Gnome
A small, humanoid creature from European folklore, often characterized by its small stature, beard, and pointed red hat, traditionally thought to guard treasures and underground realms.
Gnome-like creatures
Small, humanoid beings often found in folklore, characterized as mischievous or protective of nature, thought to inhabit rural areas.
Gnomes
Mythical creatures often depicted as small, humanoid beings associated with the earth, traditionally thought to be guardians of treasures or the underworld.
Gnosis
A form of spiritual knowledge or insight, often associated with mystical experiences and understood as a means of achieving enlightenment or direct experience of the divine.
Gnostic Gospels
A collection of ancient texts, including the Gospel of Mary, that provide alternative narratives of Christian teachings and figures, often emphasizing mysticism and inner knowledge.
Gnostic Jesus
A representation of Jesus Christ in Gnostic texts, which often portrays him as a figure of enlightenment who reveals hidden knowledge, distinct from the orthodox Christian interpretation.
Gnostic Melchizedek
A mystical figure within Gnosticism associated with the priesthood and considered to have a deeper spiritual significance than traditional interpretations suggest.
Gnostic Practices
Spiritual traditions that emphasize personal spiritual knowledge (gnosis) over orthodox teachings, often linked to early Christian mysticism and esoteric beliefs.
Gnostic rituals
Ceremonial practices rooted in Gnostic belief systems, often involving meditation, chanting, and sacred symbols, aimed at achieving spiritual enlightenment and connection with the divine.
Gnostic Tarot
A tarot deck that incorporates Gnostic themes and teachings, used for divination and spiritual insights.
Gnostic teachings
A collection of ancient spiritual beliefs emphasizing personal spiritual knowledge (gnosis) over orthodox teachings, often exploring the relationship between humanity and the divine.
Gnosticism
An ancient religious movement that emphasized personal spiritual knowledge (gnosis) over orthodox teachings, often involving dualistic cosmologies contrasting material and spiritual realms.
Gnostics
A diverse group of ancient religious sects that believed in secret knowledge (gnosis) as the path to spiritual enlightenment, often combining elements of Christianity with esoteric traditions.
Goatman
A cryptid often described as a humanoid creature with goat-like features, associated with various urban legends and reported sightings in rural areas.
Gobekli Tepe
An archaeological site in Turkey believed to be the world's oldest temple, dating back to around 9600 BC, which suggests advanced architectural knowledge and societal complexity far earlier than previ...
Göbekli Tepe
An archaeological site in Turkey, dated to around 9600 BCE, believed to be among the world's oldest religious structures, suggesting advanced prehistoric societies.
Göbekli Tepe Vulture Stone
A carved pillar at the ancient site of Göbekli Tepe in Turkey, often read as a sky map. Cunningham claims it depicts auroras and the celestial north pole, which he says dates it to 14,800 BCE.
Goblin
A mythical creature often depicted in folklore as mischievous or malevolent, associated with various cultural myths and sightings.
Goblin Markets
A concept drawing parallels between fictional goblin-like creatures that hoard and trade goods and the often opaque and manipulative practices seen in modern financial markets.
Goblin-like Figure
A supernatural entity described as resembling a goblin, reported to have materialized in a woman's home during a paranormal encounter.
Goblins
Small, often malevolent creatures from various folklore said to cause mischief and sometimes perceived as guardians of treasure.
God 4.0
A 2021 book by Robert and Sally Ornstein proposing that religious transcendence is an innate, trainable brain capacity, and describing a new stage in which science and spirituality merge.
God Spot
The popular but, according to Fenwick, false idea that a specific brain region, usually the temporal lobe, produces mystical or religious experiences.
Goddesses
Female deities in various spiritual and cultural contexts, often seen as powerful beings that embody certain aspects of existence such as fertility, wisdom, and intuition.
Goetia
A 17th-century grimoire listing 72 demons that a magician can summon. The guest describes these spirits as parasite-like astral entities.
Goëtia
A practice in Western occultism for summoning spirits detailed in the 'Lesser Key of Solomon', focusing primarily on invoking demons for various purposes.
Golden Age
A mythological time period in ancient history characterized by peace, harmony, and prosperity, which many cultures believed once existed and may return.
Golden Dawn
A magical order founded in the late 19th century that focuses on occult practices and ceremonial magic, influential in modern esoteric traditions.
Golden Domes
An alleged Obama-era classified program that used lasers to shoot down UAP. It is distinct from the publicly announced Golden Dome missile defense plan.
Golden Ratio
A mathematical proportion of about 1.618 that appears in natural forms like shells and plants. The pentagram's lines divide each other in this ratio, which is one reason esoteric traditions consider t...
Golden State Killer
The Golden State Killer is a serial rapist and murderer responsible for a series of crimes in California between 1976 and 1986, captured in 2018 after a lengthy investigation highlighted in the series...
Golgotha
The site where Jesus was crucified, significant in Christian theology as it symbolizes sacrifice and redemption, impacting civilizational moral codes.
Gordon Cooper
An astronaut and test pilot known for his 1963 Mercury flight and his claims of witnessing UFOs during his military service, particularly involving alleged government cover-ups of extraterrestrial phe...
Gordon White
Australian-born chaos magician, author of 'Star.Ships,' 'Ani.Mystic,' 'Pieces of Eight,' and 'The Chaos Protocols,' and founder of the RuneSoup blog, podcast, and courses, who died in Peru around May...
Gospel of Mary Magdalene
An ancient text that presents Mary Magdalene as a prominent disciple of Jesus, offering insight into early Christian beliefs and the role of women in spirituality.
Gospel of Philip
A Nag Hammadi text that calls Mary Magdalene Jesus's 'koinonos' (companion). Its line about Jesus kissing her is famously incomplete because the manuscript is damaged.
Gospel of the Egyptians
A Sethian Gnostic text found among the Nag Hammadi library (discovered 1945) that describes the divine hierarchy of beings. It is cited in the episode in connection with Abraxas and Sophia.
Gospel of Truth
A Valentinian Gnostic text found among the Nag Hammadi codices in Egypt in 1945. It describes 'Error' as a force that shapes a false world out of ignorance of the true Father.
Gotthard Tunnel Ceremony
The 2016 opening ceremony of Switzerland's Gotthard Base Tunnel, widely cited by conspiracy researchers as a satanic or occult ritual because of its strange goat-figure and dance performances.
Government cover-up
Allegations that governments deliberately conceal information about extraterrestrial contact and unidentified aerial phenomena from the public.
Government cover-ups
Allegations that governmental entities have intentionally concealed information regarding UFO sightings and encounters for reasons of national security.
Government Disclosure
The process of making previously classified information about UFOs available to the public, notably seen in recent increases in transparency by military and government entities regarding UFO encounter...
Government Intelligence Agencies
Organizations like the CIA and NSA that gather, analyze, and exploit information to safeguard national security, sometimes alleged to be involved in covering up UFO information.
Government pushback
The alleged resistance and obstruction faced by researchers from Peruvian authorities who aim to suppress findings related to the Nazca Mummies.
Government Reverse Engineering
The practice of analyzing and attempting to replicate technology from UAP, often speculated to involve materials or designs beyond current human capabilities.
government secrecy
Government secrecy refers to the withholding of information by government institutions from the general public, often related to national security. This includes information about UFO sightings and in...
Government transparency
The principle that government agencies should operate with openness to foster trust with the public; within UFO discourse, it refers to the demand for honest disclosure about UFO sightings and investi...
GPR Misinterpretation
The phenomenon where radar results are incorrectly analyzed, leading to overstatements about the existence or nature of underground features.
Graham Hancock
An author and journalist known for his unconventional theories about ancient civilizations, particularly the idea that a lost advanced civilization existed before recorded history.
Graham Phillips
A bestselling British author and historical investigator known for his exploration of unsolved mysteries; his notable works include 'The Lost Tomb of King Arthur' and 'The End of Eden.'
Grail Mysteries
A collection of esoteric traditions and legends surrounding the Holy Grail, often viewed as symbols of spiritual enlightenment and the search for profound truths.
Grail Mythos
A collection of stories and legends that depict the search for the Holy Grail, often connected to themes of restoration and recovery from desolation, particularly in the context of the Medieval ages.
Grand Canyon Egyptian Cave
An alleged cavern described in a 1909 Arizona Gazette article as containing Egyptian- and Asian-style artifacts. Believers claim the Smithsonian removed the contents and covered up the find.
Grand Gallery
An impressive corridor within the Great Pyramid, recognized for its engineering and potential significance in the pyramid's construction.
Grand Theft World
A concept introduced by Richard Grove, it encapsulates the idea that global systems are rigged to benefit a small elite, often at the expense of the general population.
Grandma’s Photo Album
A story referencing the use of photographs as portals to the past, often rumored to reveal ghostly presences in family archives.
Granite Ashlars
Large, finely worked stone blocks used in ancient construction, notable for their precision and heavy weight, often found in the architecture of Incan sites.
Grant Cameron
A Canadian UFO researcher and author known for his investigations into government secrecy surrounding UFOs since 1975.
Grant Lavac
An Australian UFO researcher known for hosting 'The Unexplained Rundown' and for producing documentaries about UFO incidents, including the Westall case.
Graphsmanship
The art and technique of presenting data visually through graphs, which can be used either transparently or deceptively.
Grassman
A regional name for a Bigfoot-like creature reported mainly in Ohio and the Midwest, said to live in tall grass and fields.
Grave Creek Mound
A large Adena burial mound in Moundsville, West Virginia, about 2,000 years old. Alternative researchers associate it with a tall elite burial and an inscribed tablet that some claim shows a transatla...
Grave Creek Stone
A small inscribed stone reportedly found in Grave Creek Mound in 1838. Its script is disputed, and the original is now lost, though a copy remains on display; fringe researchers cite it as evidence of...
Grave robbing
The illegal act of excavating graves to steal valuables or remains, often leading to ethical and legal consequences.
Gravitational Manipulation
A hypothetical concept suggesting the ability to control gravitational forces, which may play a role in advanced space travel and UAP technology.
Graviton
A hypothetical elementary particle that mediates the force of gravity in quantum field theory, which has yet to be detected experimentally.
Gravity-altering propulsion
A theoretical propulsion technology that manipulates gravitational forces, allowing for advanced spacecraft maneuverability, as described by Bob Lazar during his experiences at S4.
Gray aliens
A common type of extraterrestrial being associated with abduction stories, characterized by small stature, large heads, and big black eyes, which became popularized following the accounts of Whitley S...
Gray Barker
An influential writer and researcher in the UFO community during the 1950s and 1960s, known for his works that blend investigative journalism with speculative narratives on flying saucers.
Grays
A type of extraterrestrial being often described as having gray skin, large heads, and black eyes, commonly associated with UFO sightings and abduction experiences.
Great Chicago Fire
A major urban fire that occurred from October 8 to October 10, 1871, which destroyed large portions of Chicago, commonly attributed to a cow knocking over a lantern.
Great Denudation
A geological phenomenon referring to the extensive erosion of the Earth’s surface, particularly in the Monument Valley area, which raises questions about the timeline and processes involved.
Great Fireball Procession of 1913
A historical event marked by multiple sightings of bright fireballs in the sky, which sparked discussions about cosmic phenomena and their impact on Earth.
Great Five extinction events
Five significant periods in Earth's history marked by a rapid loss of biodiversity, often attributed to catastrophic factors like climate change, volcanic eruptions, and asteroid impacts.
Great Flood
A global catastrophic event found in various mythologies, symbolizing a deluge that wiped out civilizations, often associated with divine retribution or cleansing.
Great Mother Goddess
A deity representing fertility, motherhood, and creation, often associated with ancient matriarchal cultures and worshipped across various civilizations, including in Anatolia.
Great Pyramid Hypothesis
A controversial theory proposed by Randall Carlson suggesting that the Great Pyramid of Giza was built with advanced knowledge of geometry that reflects historical events and cosmological principles.
Great Pyramid of Giza
The largest of the three pyramids on the Giza plateau, built for Pharaoh Khufu, and traditionally thought to be constructed around 2580–2560 BC.
Great Replacement
A conspiracy theory popularized by French writer Renaud Camus in 2011 claiming elites are deliberately replacing white European populations with immigrants. It has been linked to several mass shooting...
Great Year
A term used in various cultures to describe a long cyclic period of time, often believed to be related to astronomical events and the cycles of destruction and rebirth.
Great Year cycle
A metaphorical year-long cyclical concept that links astronomical events with significant geological changes and mass extinctions, suggesting a pattern over thousands of years.
Greek Magical Papyri
A collection of spells, rituals, and hymns from Greco-Roman Egypt that blends Greek, Egyptian, Jewish, and Babylonian magic. It is foundational to Western occult practice.
Greek Philosophy
A body of philosophical thought originating in ancient Greece focused on questions of existence, ethics, and metaphysics, often contemplating the nature of the divine and human consciousness.
Green children of Woolpit
A historical account from the 12th century in Suffolk, England, where two green-skinned children appeared in a village, claiming to come from a subterranean world, sparking debates about identity and...
Green Fireballs
Bright green aerial objects reported over New Mexico's nuclear and military sites in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Instruments tracked them at very high speeds.
Green Lion
An alchemical symbol representing the initial phase of transformation in the alchemical process, often associated with the beginning of spiritual renewal.
Green Screen Technology
A visual effects technique used in film and video production to superimpose subjects onto different backgrounds, suggested in the episode to be used by NASA to manipulate astronaut footage.
Greg Little
American author and researcher of the ancient mound-building cultures of North America, known for estimating that roughly a million mounds once existed across the United States.
Greta Woodrew
An early pioneer in the study of alien contact, known for her research on the overlap between NDEs and extraterrestrial encounters.
Grey aliens
A common type of extraterrestrial being often described as having a small body, large head, and big black eyes, frequently reported in abduction scenarios.
Grey Aliens as Bio-Robots
Theory that the small grey beings reported in crashes and abductions are artificially created servants of other alien races, which would explain their apparent lack of emotion.
Grey Wolf (Hitler Escape Theory)
The theory, laid out in the 2011 book 'Grey Wolf' by Gerard Williams and Simon Dunstan, that Adolf Hitler faked his death in 1945 and fled to Argentina. Mainstream historians reject the theory.
Greyfriars Kirkyard
A historic cemetery in Edinburgh, Scotland, famously known for its association with ghost stories, including that of the Mackenzie Poltergeist.
Greys
A type of extraterrestrial being commonly described in UFO lore, characterized by small stature, large heads, and big black eyes, often alleged to be involved in abduction scenarios.
Greyson Scale (NDE Scale)
A 16-item questionnaire Greyson developed in the 1980s to measure whether someone had a near-death experience and how deep it was. It has been translated into about 25 languages and is the research st...
Griffin
A legendary creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle, often depicted in ancient mythologies, possibly derived from misinterpretations of fossil remains.
Grill Flame
A project under the U.S. Army that aimed to explore and deploy the potential of psychic phenomena, particularly in the context of military intelligence.
Grimoire
A book of magic that contains instructions on how to create magical objects, perform spells, summon spirits, and conduct rituals, often associated with Western esoteric traditions.
Grimoire Tradition
A collection of magical texts containing instructions for rituals, spells, and practices often associated with witchcraft and folk magic, historically significant in both North America and Western Eur...
Grimoires
Books of magic that typically include instructions on how to summon spirits, perform rituals, and create spells, often rooted in historical beliefs and esoteric traditions.
Grinning Man
A figure from paranormal and internet lore, linked to the 1960s Mothman-era reports, described as a strange being with an unnaturally wide, unsettling smile.
Grokipedia
An alternative online encyclopedia aimed at providing more accurate and balanced information about UFOs, created as a response to perceived biases in Wikipedia.
Ground Penetrating Radar
A non-invasive geophysical method that uses radar pulses to image the subsurface, often employed to detect hidden structures or archaeological features.
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
A non-invasive technology used to scan the ground for hidden structures and anomalies by sending radar pulses into the ground. It is often utilized in archaeological investigations to detect buried ar...
Ground Zero for UAP
Locations, like Las Vegas, identified as hotspots for UAP sightings and encounters, often attracting researchers and enthusiasts due to their frequency of unexplained aerial activity.
Ground-penetrating radar
A geophysical method used to examine the subsurface by sending radar pulses into the ground, which can reveal buried structures and other features.
Groundskeeper Willies
A humorous term used to describe the unsettling feelings experienced in haunted locations, particularly when one feels physically confronted by unseen entities.
Guardian Forces
Hypothetical non-human entities proposed by James Madden, believed to influence and manipulate human perception and societal beliefs, shaping reality from behind the scenes.
Guardian of the Threshold
In Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy, a spiritual being that an initiate must confront, embodying their own unresolved shadow, before entering higher spiritual realms.
Guided Imagery
A relaxation technique that involves visualizing scenes, images, or feelings to promote psychological healing and enhance wellbeing.
Guides and Teachers
Spiritual beings or entities that assist souls in navigating the afterlife and encourage their progress toward higher states of existence.
Guije
Nocturnal river creatures from Cuban folklore, often depicted as small beings that lure unsuspecting victims into the water.
Gunung Padang
Gunung Padang is a megalithic site located in Indonesia, known for its large stone constructions, the age and purpose of which have sparked debates among archaeologists regarding its dating to potenti...
Gwynedd
A region in North Wales which is proposed as the original site for the Zodiac, featuring unique landforms that allegedly correlate with astrological symbols.
Gyān Caupar
An ancient Hindu board game known as the 'game of knowledge,' which is seen as a spiritual tool for self-exploration and divination. It features archetypes of consciousness represented through its 72...